Ten Minutes Late'. They also recorded a topical sketch for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Saturday 30 January 2010. On Saturday 12 June 2010 The Fitzrovia Radio Hour returned to the 'Today programme' to perform a second topical sketch. On the same day they performed a short satirical sketch on BBC Radio 4's 'Loose Ends' programme, presented by Clive Anderson. On Wednesday 4 August 2010 the BBC website published a performance by The Fitzrovia Radio Hour recorded for the BBC arts editor, Will Gompertz. Trafalgar Studios 2011 From Tuesday 11 January to Saturday 5 February 2011, The Fitzrovia Radio Hour performed at Trafalgar Studios, on Whitehall in London, as part of a double bill with Barbershopera. The show featured 'He Should Have Known His Place (Mallaburn/Pengelly), 'Undead Queen of Evil!' (Mulryne) and 'Captain Fasthand and the Rooty Gong' (Mallaburn/Pengelly). It was sponsored by Rathbone's Chemical Cures (Edgley Bond). The show was reviewed widely by the national press and discussed on BBC2, on 'The Review Show'. Press and media The Fitzrovia Radio Hour have received positive reviews from WhatsOnStage.com, The Guardian, Time Out, The Times, The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, The [York] Press and Metro. Time Out named The Fitzrovia Radio Hour as one of ‘Tribes of London’. The Fitzrovia Radio Hour have also featured in The Independent, The Independent on Sunday, The Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, The Pink Paper, The Stage, Stylist magazine, London Evening Standard, and WhatsOnStage.com. External links The Fitzrovia Radio Hour's Official Website The Fitzrovia Radio Hour on Facebook Festival Highlights website References British comedy troupes Theatre in the United Kingdom British comedy radio programmes